Can these be used to replace the cargo lights in a 2007 Honda Ridgeline? Thanks.
29255
Ithe bulb is about an 1.25 inch n length I don't think it would fit properly
29256
If the stock bulb in the Ridgeline's cargo light fixture uses either a #198 or a #168 bulb, then yes.I'm unsure of what the Ridgeline uses in the cargo area though. Check with Autozone as to the stock bulb number.
1536209
The 2002-2007 have the same body style with many accent or trim changes, if your front bumper has the slots for the fog lights then yes these are compatible, they came with H8 bulbs with the entire harness setup including the switch button which lights up green. The lighting is nice and bright, great addition for extra lighting and accenting your front end.-R.Arce-Seattle
2282252
I would think that it would be possible to wire the lights directly to you taillight wiring. However, it would take some alterations by someone who knows what they are doing. It all depends on if you are capable of doing the job yourself or willing to pay someone to do a proper job at some expense.
837934
As long as you have the right connection...We absolutely love how these light up the street at night. They should work though, I believe most of the newer model cars have the interchangeable connection already
19118
Yes, I have them on both my 2000 Tundra (cargo light) & 2001 Celica (back-up). They are great, very bright !
345457
Yes. As long as the vehicle has a 12v power supply. You need to cut a 1" hole in the light housing to install. Really easy. Took me 2.5 hours to complete. Hardest part is deciding where you want the HIDs to be placed for maximum visibility.
1515574
I'm not aware of any actual design changes to the exterior from the original ridgeline to 2013. These fit well on 2011 version. They are OEM. Might contact Honda parts about part number confirmation
217324
These lights will use the same as your OEM lights.Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
305651
I'm not sure. But if you spice the wire I don't see why not. I used them on the window mounts. And haven't replaced my fog lights yet.
1300724
They didn't have it listed for my Honda Ridgeline either but it worked perfectly take a good look at what this plug looks like and take a good look at what the speaker terminal looks like on your factory speakers if it looks like yeah that will fit then it will that's how I did it good luck
1113052
No, they are not a direct replacement for the stock Harley turn signal, the pair I received only has two wires, so they didn't support the harley running light function, either. Brackets would have to be bought, as well, such as this type - http://www.amazon.com/ISSEC-Relocation-Mounts-Clamps-Harley/dp/B00WMHYHO4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432439232&sr;=8-11&keywords;=Fork+mount+for+turn+signals, or brackets fabricated for them. Keep in mind that even with the pre made aftermarket fork brackets, you will have to drill the holes in them a bit bigger for the larger shaft on these lights.
1655483
I'm not sure, but I don't think these would be good for any headlight application.I've found them to be light duty - as the price indicates.
899112
yes, but they will not be HID. You have to cut the plug from the hid ballast and use it for the low beam.
539739
No. They are too big to fit into most sockets. I used these to replace the 921 bulbs in the cargo lights on my truck. The 921 bulb looks like an oversized 194 bulb, so these bubls have no problem fitting.
1969402
I suspect that it would. The light modules are standard plug and festoon types. You may want to check with your dealer.
29869
I use them as fog lights... very bright! You will need a vehicle specific adaptor kit... about $60.....
1488165
I'm sure they would...but i would definetly check with your local Pepboys or Auto parts store to make sure. If you are buying these headlights hoping they'll resemble HID's...do yourself a favor and just go ahead and purchase a HID Kit don't waste your time and money on these lights. They don't even come close to HID's. Hope this helped you.